The leadership of the Suffolk County Police Benevolant Association was proud to once again host their annual picnic for law enforcement officials and their families. Events like this are a great way for the Union to say “Thank You” to it’s members and their families… Read More ›
On her 43rd “first day of school”, SCPD school crossing guard Deneé Wood was honored by Police Commissioner Timothy D. Sini and her colleagues for her more than four decades of service to children in the Brentwood community. Ms. Wood was hired as a substitute school… Read More ›
Two friends decided to go out fishing on their day off as they have done many times before. This time however, they were fishing off a jetty at Crab Meadow Beach and became caught in a strong, outgoing tidal current that pulled them away from… Read More ›
Growing up in Lynbrook, Joshua Parsons always had a passion for running. Physical fitness was important to him then, as it is now. To help keep himself in shape – and to join with like-minded police officers or any member of the law enforcement profession,… Read More ›
Constitutional Convention By Hon. Jerry Kremer Every 20 years New York voters are asked to decide whether there should be a constitutional convention. The last time voters had a choice of whether to hold a new convention was in 1997 and the idea was rejected… Read More ›
Double Duty – Meet Officer Matias Ferreira – March 2017 Police Academy Graduate When Matias Ferreira was a young boy growing up in Atlanta, he remembers seeing a sharp-dressed marine. He told his father right then and there that he wanted to be a marine… Read More ›
The Suffolk County Police Department (SCPD) recently received the 2017 National Officers Safety Award for implementing programs which have significantly enhanced police officer safety. The award was presented by the National Law Enforcement Memorial Fund & the US Department of Justice Valor Initiative. The SCPD was… Read More ›
Suffolk County Police Commissioner Timothy Sini keeps a 1789 letter penned by George Washington in his office at police headquarters in Yaphank. In it, Washington, a reluctant politician, describes the feelings of his upcoming appointment as President of the United States as “not unlike those… Read More ›
In celebration of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month (April), the Suffolk County Asian American Advisory Board is recognizing our very own Highway Patrol Officer, Tom Joy, as their 2017 Distinguished and Highly Accomplished Asian American Professional. Officer Joy is not only an accomplished Suffolk… Read More ›
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